Banner Graphic, Volume 12, Number 89, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 December 1981 — Page 4

The Putnam County Banner-Graphic, December 21,1981

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ROCKEFELLER WING

NEW YORK (AP) - The Metropolitan Museum of Art says its new Michael C. Rockefeller Wing will open to the public next Feb. 3. The wing has 42,000 square feet of exhibition space and will contain over 1,500 objects. The space is devoted to the art of Africa, the Pacific Islands, Precolumbian and Native America. Brunch features pork/cake By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor WEEKEND BRUNCH Fresh Fruit Compote Sausage and Corn Pancakes Beverage SAUSAGE AND CORN PANCAKES We think Mark Twain would have approved of these allAmerican flapjacks! 1 cup all-purpose flour, fork-stir well before measuring 1 teaspoon baking powder 3 A teaspoon salt 2 large eggs, separated x k cup milk x k pound bulk pork sausage, cooked (see Note below) 1 cup corn kernels and pulp, cut and scraped from fresh cobs Stir together the flour, baking powder and salt. Beat egg yolks and milk to blend; stir in sausage and corn. Add the flour mixture; stir just until dry ingredients are moistened. Beat egg whites until stiff; fold in. On to hot greased griddle, drop Vt cupfuls of the batter, well apart; when bubbles form on top, flip over to brown other sides. (We used an electric griddle set at 375 degrees; each batch of pancakes took about 5 minutes to cook through and brown.) Makes about 1 dozen. Serve with maple syrup. Note: In a large heavy skillet, over moderate heat, crumble the sausage with a fork until it loses its light color and then cook gently for about 10 minutes. If there is an excess amount of fat in the skillet, you may not want to add it to the batter.

OPEN NIGHTS UNTIL CHRISTMAS EVE

Dear Abby

Charity ends with holiday

DEAR ABBY: If I get another one of those “Christmas cards” stating that instead of a Christmas gift, a gift in my name has been sent to such-and-such a charity, I will blow my top! What is so generous about taking a gift from one person in order to give to another? I give to charities myself and do not need anyone contributing to the charity of his choice in my name. People who inform their friends that they are giving to charity instead of sending Christmas gifts are either too cheap or too lazy to do both. DISGUSTED WITH SELFISHNESS DEAR DISGUSTED: Now let’s hear it from another reader who also resents the “gift-in-your-name” type of giving: DEAR ABBY: I’m writing to complain about the presumptuousness of people who make a donation to their favorite charity and call it a Christmas present to me! In the first place, maybe I’m not all that excited about saving the whales or the poor of Pakistan or Bangladesh I’d prefer helping the poor American Indians, or the NAACP, or my local rape crisis center. If my friends really want to give me a gift, let them send me a check to forward to my fayorite charity! FED UP IN FULLERTON * * * DEAR ABBY: My boss gave a “6:30 to 8:30” Christmas cocktail party for about 60 people at his home. He had invited 14 of those guests to stay for dinner. (I had been invited to both.) When it was time for dinner, the host wanted to get rid of the cocktail crowd, so he flashed the lights off and on several times as a signal that the cocktail party was over! I thought that was in poor taste. Isn’t there a more subtle way to break up a party? EMBARRASSED DEAR EMBARRASSED: There is no subtle way to break up a party. The gracious host patiently allows a party to die a natural death. * * * DEAR ABBY: I work in an office building about six blocks from downtown. Every day on my lunch hour, I enjoy walking downtown, window-shopping, browsing or doing errands. It’s relaxing for me to get away from my desk alone for an hour. However, lately a co-worker has been joining me every single day! We’re the same age and have much in common, and she is very nice, but I don’t enjoy spending every lunch hour with someone I work with all day. Besides, I feel compelled to keep up a running conversation the whole time, and I’m not able to window-shop or do many of the things I want to do. How can I discourage her from joining me every day? Once a week would be fine, but I need time to be alone as I have a rather busy and hectic home life. I don’t want to hurt her feelings or lose her as a friend. LONER DEAR LONER: There comes a time when we must either assert ourselves or suffer the consequences. Tell your co-wbrker in as nice and gentle a way as possible that you need time alone on your lunch hour, but you’d be delighted to have her company one day a week. “And shall we make it Monday?”

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